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Meanings of beefburger in English

Portuguese
hambúrguer
Catalan
hamburguesa
Wikidata

A sandwich consisting of a fried cake of minced beef served on a bun, often with other ingredients.

        hambúrguer
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        Examples for "burger"
        Examples for "burger"
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        There are people who think a service economy is a burger-flipping economy.
        News.com.au
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        Cook for 5 minutes per side for a tasty ranch-infused turkey burger.
        Hungry girl 1-2-3: the easiest, most delicious, guilt-free recip...
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        Researchers will unveil the world's first lab-grown burger in London later today.
        BBC
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        A food critic walks into a burger bar in the year 2039.
        The Irish Times
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        But the quality of a Tasha's burger doesn't just have aesthetic value.
        The South African
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        McDonald's Corp stopped using ammonia-treated meat in its hamburger products last summer.
        Reuters
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        Fast food, tax lite LONDON When does a hamburger become intellectual property?
        Reuters
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        Other times, however, the tingles are stronger after the hamburger than before.
        The 5 love languages: the secret to love that lasts
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        They swear Social Security doesn't extend as far as a fast-food hamburger.
        Happiness key
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        A hamburger, or some french fries, just cooked and dripping with oil.
        After the fall
        Usage of beefburger in English
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        Facebook Twitter Pinterest Professor Mark Post, who unveiled the world's first cultured beefburger.
        The Guardian
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        An economy beefburger can legally contain as little as 47% beef.
        The Guardian
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        One beefburger sample from Tesco turned out to be 29% horse instead of beef.
        The Guardian
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        It found horse DNA in over one-third of the beefburger samples, and pig in 85% of them.
        The Guardian
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        HOW stands the beefburger?
        The Irish Times
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        Campbell, who is now the chief public analyst for West Yorkshire, said: All we know is it is not a beefburger.
        The Guardian
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        A posh beefburger that is made of 90-100% beef will set you back about £1.
        The Guardian
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        THE nation's healthy eaters will soon be able to partake of the traditional Irish sausage and beefburger without fears of the usual high fat content.
        The Irish Times
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        We are more than a match for your horrible Beefburgers.
        Mortal Engines
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        Some supermarkets have these economy beefburgers on special offer.
        The Guardian
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        The talks come less than three weeks after horsemeat DNA was discovered in supermarket beefburgers.
        BBC
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        The large variety of fresh beef cuts has made way for frozen beefburgers and chicken nuggets.
        The Guardian
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        Meanwhile, in a separate development, beefburgers have been taken off school dinner menus in Flintshire as a precaution.
        BBC
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        Ireland was initially in the eye of the storm when the Food Safety Authority first discovered horsemeat in beefburgers.
        The Irish Times
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        Los Angeles-based Beyond Meat makes chicken strips largely from a protein in peas, and beefburgers that bleed beetroot juice.
        The Guardian
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        Minced meat and beefburgers should be cooked until all the pink is gone from the interior and juices run clear.
        The Irish Times
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